It’s Wednesday, my weekly @HybraFinance payday. Still sitting at #1, with 13 days left in the points season. At this point, the race is against myself. My personal goal: reach 5% of total points share, which would allocate me around 2.5M veHYBR in the airdrop. Many of you asked why I held my veHYBR instead of selling. Simple: I see long-term potential. And honestly… it hasn’t played out that badly. I initially received 2,274,000 $veHYBR. The best moment to sell was around Nov 19–20 (at ~$0.0025 per veHYBR, assuming you could even exit that size). That would’ve been: → ~$5,680 Today, thanks to: • Weekly rebases (+40–50k veHYBR/week) • A few discounted buys on Hyperwarp I now hold: → 4,150,000 veHYBR At a realistic market price of ~$0.00078, that’s: → ~$3,240 But here’s what most people ignore, over the last 4 months, just by holding and voting (and now it’s fully automated thanks to @HywardFi): → I’ve earned $2,164 in passive income Yes, $veHYBR holders receive a share of DEX fees. So if I sold today: → $3,240 (current value) → + $2,164 (rewards) = $5,404 total Basically break-even vs the optimal sell point. But here’s the thing: I’m not selling a single veHYBR. Each veHYBR is a small soldier I send to war. And every Wednesday, it sends me back a paycheck. We’re in a bear market, and yet: • Hybra keeps generating fees • The team keeps building • Activity will come back And more activity = more fees More fees = higher weekly rewards I’m playing the long game. Hybra is part of my Hyperliquid moon bag. Hyperliquid.